Unvaccinated S’pore housewife, critically ill with Covid-19, put on heart-lung machine to save her life straitstimes.com/singapor…
What would happen if you removed a humans brain and connected it to a heart and lung machine before it died?
Repost due to a visible barcode. This is a Heart-Lung-Machine needed to keep the patient alive in e.g. cardiac surgery
My dad at the 1966 international science fair. He was a finalist in 65, 66, and 67. In this picture he created a perfusion system to keep a rat kidney alive when removed from the body, like a heart-lung machine.
Popcorn Machine -Season 4 Episode 17 (they say laughter Is the best medicine, but not when that person is on the heart/lung transplant list 😂😂😂 but I will never skip this scene) youtu.be/_rXnDiarZpY
Fraction of Expired Oxygen: An Additional Safety Approach to Monitor Oxygen Delivery to The Heart Lung Machine Oxygenator perfusion.com/fraction-of…
I just got the terrible news this morning that my sweet old man has cancer. He has a tumor the size of his heart in his lung. The vet doesn't know how much longer he has and I am devastated.
Fraction of Expired Oxygen: An Additional Safety Approach to Monitor Oxygen Delivery to the Heart Lung Machine Oxygenator perfusion.com/fraction-of…
Cardiopulmonary Bypass: Development of John Gibbon's Heart-Lung Machine perfusion.com/cardiopulmo…
[Japan] 15 patients received heart-lung machine treatment www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/e…
TIL about Cardiopulmonary Bypass, a technique in which a machine temporarily takes over the function of the heart and lungs during surgery, maintaining the circulation of blood and the oxygen content of the patient's body. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car…
Christmas Tree For the Unvaccinated, No Needles, Just Balls. What About Heart and Lungs. Lilac is Definitely Out to Own the Libs. At the moment, It looks like (Libs 1 ; Lilac 0). reddit.com/gallery/rxg8jl
Some virus patients recover due to heart-lung machine www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/e…
Her Bong is right next to her "lung health" machine
'Last resort' COVID-19 treatment in short supply at Japan's hospitals. Twenty-four patients with severe infections have been treated using extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, or ECMO, a resource intensive but cutting-edge machine used occasionally to remedy serious lung and heart problems
'Last resort' COVID-19 treatment in short supply at Japan's hospitals. Twenty-four patients with severe infections have been treated using extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, or ECMO, a resource intensive but cutting-edge machine used occasionally to remedy serious lung and heart problems. japantimes.co.jp/news/202…
Machine 'may quadruple' heart and lung transplants bbc.com/news/uk-england-c…
[TOMT][MOVIE][2000s onward] A man is injured and told by someone (either in an earpiece or as a figment of his imagination) to press a button to activate a machine to continue pumping his heart or lungs before he passes out.
I feel like this was at the end of a chase or action scene, although I'm getting BBC's Sherlock, John Wick, or Dredd kind of vibes from it.
It is not Casino Royale (the James Bond film) but that scene did remind me of it. The main difference being that in the movie I'm thinking of the machine works when he presses the button.
Any help would be great. It's not important, but it has been stuck in my head for a good few days.
Edit: it could have also been a TV show.
The person speaking to him could have been toying with him. Like the villain who doesn't actually want him to die.
I just got the devastating news today that my sweet old man has cancer. His vet took x-rays this morning and found a large tumor the size of his heart in his lung. This little guy is getting spoiled for as long as I have left with him!
A Badjao diver from the Philippines descend 20meters (65feet) to sea floor, hearts slows down to 30beats per minute, squezzes its lung to 1/3 of its initial volume, even without weights he is negatively bouyant enough to strive across the bottom of the sea as if like hunting on land.
TIL about Sergei Brukhonenko, a Soviet biomedical scientist who developed the autojektor, one of the first heart and lung machines. He was awarded the prestigious Lenin Prize and was known for decapitating dogs and putting them on life support, keeping their heads alive for multiple hours. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ser…
TIL that before the heart/lung machine was invented, a doctor oxygenated his patient's blood by routing it through another person. Parents often served this purpose while their children had heart surgery. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C._…
In 1940 a Soviet doctor named Sergei Brukhonenko created an apparatus called the autojektor, a heart-lung machine which he attached to a severed canine head keeping it alive. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exp…
Dr. Nelson earned a Ph.D. at the University of Minnesota, where he worked on the research team developing the heart-lung machine that in 1951 supported the first ever human open-heart surgery using mechanical cardiopulmonary bypass. Yet, his First counselor suggests research is not the answer.
better unplug that heart and lung machine..
Is it possible to keep a severed arm alive through a heart and lungs bypass machine?
How long would it stay alive for? Do we have the technology to 'feed' it to stay alive longer?
Machine 'could quadruple' heart and lung transplants bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england…
Crocodiles produce nature's strongest gastric juices to digest prey animals whole. Thanks to a unique heart they retain deoxygenated blood, bypass their lungs, and use the CO2-rich blood to stimulate acid production 10x faster than other animals. Stones they ingest might help grind their prey.
Govt. to boost production of heart-lung machines | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/e…
Machine 'could quadruple' heart and lung transplants bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england…
